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Wengen  is a mountain village in the  Bernese Oberland  of central  Switzerland . Located in the  canton of Bern  at an  elevation  of 1,274 m (4,180 ft) above  sea level , it is part of the  Jungfrauregion  and has approximately 1,300 year-round residents, which swells to 5,000 during summer and to 10,000 in the winter. Wengen hosts the classic  Lauberhorn ski races  of the  FIS Alpine Ski World Cup  in January.

World-famous, beautiful, charming and exciting, the Alps often sound more like movie stars than mountains. Austria, France,   Germany , Italy, Slovenia and Switzerland each offer an assortment of winter and summer sports, National Parks, and scenic tours on this legendary mountain range arcing 750 miles from Genoa to Vienna. - VisitEurope

"The Neuchâtel-based visual artist Jean-Pierre Zaugg (who died in June 2012) designed the work of art, known as  La Fourchette  (the Fork). It was commissioned to celebrate the Alimentarium’s 10 th  anniversary in 1995. A Vevey steelwork contractor, Georges Favre, made the statute in stainless steel. It depicts a monumental 8-metre high table fork, 1.3-metre wide at the tines at its base. The Museum was granted permission to embed it in Lake Geneva, 5 metres off Quay Perdonnet, from April to October the same year, for its  History of Objects  exhibition". - Alimentarium

  Here are my photos from Epesses. With its narrow streets and balconies over Lake Geneva, Epesses is one of the most typical villages in the Lavaux UNESCO region.  https://www.region-du-leman.ch/en/P10186/epesses